All Elite Wrestling’s pay-per-view events are moving to HBO Max, a significant expansion of the company’s nearly six-year relationship with Warner Bros. Discovery. The new streaming era will launch with AEW All Out on Saturday, September 20, which will be available live to Max subscribers for a discounted price of $39.99. The official joint announcement confirms months of speculation regarding AEW’s integration onto the streaming platform.
The seventh annual All Out will take place at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, the first time the event has been held in Canada. In a strategic scheduling shift, the broadcast will begin at an earlier start time of 3 PM ET. This move was made to avoid a direct conflict with WWE’s WrestlePalooza, which is scheduled to air later that evening on ESPN.
Pre-orders for the pay-per-view will become available on Friday, September 5. The broadcast on Max will be presented in HDR10 and Dolby Atmos, and subscribers who purchase the event will have exclusive access to replays on the platform for six months.
To build anticipation for the event, a series of live broadcasts are scheduled. On Wednesday, September 17, a special three-hour edition of AEW Dynamite, titled “September to Remember,” will air live from London, Ontario, on both TBS and HBO Max. On the day of the PPV, a one-hour live pre-show, AEW Saturday Tailgate Brawl: All Out, will air at 2 PM ET on TNT and Max.
One match has been officially confirmed for the All Out card, as Adam Copeland and Christian Cage are set to team up against FTR.
The deal also provides HBO Max users with a substantial library of AEW content, including simulcasts and replays of Dynamite and Collision, every company pay-per-view through the end of 2024, and a selection of classic episodes.
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